mr. kelly's room. the right order. >> and there that's when the altercation transpired. [ bleep ] hit kelly first. therefore, being the aggressor, kelly defended himself. both are going to be found guilty just because kelly did more than defend himself. he participated. >> a short time later, kelly is called back in to hear the committee's decision. >> okay, mr. kelly. the board finds you guilty of a25. we are giving you a 30-day sentence. we are awarding you 15 days. you were defending yourself, you were not the aggressor. however, in the report it does state that you did continue to fight. >> you threw several punches. >> five to six punches. >> someone's in my cell. i have the right to protect myself. >> and we did, that's why we're not giving you 30 days. but if you continue fighting -- we understand the fact that you were defending yourself. but what you've got to understand too is it was still -- turned into a mutual fight after that. >> all right. i feel like it was the wrong decision, but i have

mr. kelly: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. amendment 16. the chair: does the gentleman offer an amendment? mr. kelly: i do. i rise in support of my amendment, number 16. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 16 printed in part b of house report 114-569. offered by mr. kelly of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 732, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank chairman thornberry for giving me the time to talk. i rise in strong support of amendment number 16, to prohibit the use of funds to dismantle the u.s. stockpile of anti-personnel land meyinsse, a.p.l.'s, unless the secretary of defense submits a report to congress on the operational alternatives to a.p.l.'s. further, my amendment also contains an exception for the destruction of a.p.l.'s that would be unsafe to store. this amendment would effectively renew the ban that w

but mr. kelly was saying i was playing too much. >> ain't got time to play with you, man.an -- >> don't snap on me. >> don't play with guys like that. >> what channel are you on? >> channel 6. >> at the end of kelly's recreation time the issue comes up again when kelly believes that officers stevenson and witham are returning him to his cell before his hour is up. >> we ran that tape, we ran that video, you would see i came out at 5:30. he's taking 15 minutes from me, know what i'm saying? because i told him about jacking that guy up, know what i'm saying, i told him about jacking that man up. now he's going to take my mind, take my time. you're damn wrong, man. you're damn wrong. you're damn wrong. you rewind that tape, i guarantee you see 5:30. >> if we do that -- >> i guarantee you'll see 5:30. >> then come back in, hook you back up. >> yeah, yeah, but you ain't going to rewind it. you're just saying that. you ain't going to rewind it. >> i identified to mr. kelly that his recreation time was over with. he was like, no, that's wrong, man, i came out at 5:30. and i didn'

i would like to note that i saw mr. kelly on the "today" show this morning indicating strong support for congressional oversight. that's a healthy attitude. >> because as you have really conceded, you shouldn't have ever had to have had guidelines to tell you that the federal government's chief law enforcement agency ought not to disobey the law. and really, you don't need explicit guidelines to tell you have or you shouldn't have. wouldn't you agree? >> i would say that looking at it today, we should have looked at it that way yesterday. but i do feel that -- i don't have any doubt about the good faith of people recognizing a danger, feeling they had a responsibility, no matter whose fault it was. ours internally or because we weren't given the supervision we should have been given and taking what they considered appropriate action. >> senator hart. >> it is right that the committee and the press be worried about the treatment of a nobel prize winner, dr. king. there were an awful lot of people who never got close to a kn no

i would like to note that i saw mr. kelly on the today show, indicating strong support for responsible congressional oversight. that is a healthy attitude. >> as you have really said, you shouldn't have ever had to have had guidelines to tell you that the federal government's chief law enforcement agency ought not to disobey the law. and really, you don't need explicit guidelines to tell you that, or you shouldn't have, shouldn't -- don't you agree? ,r. adams: looking at it today we should've looked at it that way yesterday. i don't have that any doubt about the good faith danger,e recognizing a feeling they had a responsibility, no matter whose fault it was, hours internally or because we weren't given the supervision we should've been given, taking what they considered appropriate action. >> senator. >> it is right that the committee, and the press, be worried about the treatment of a nobel prize winner. dr. king. there are an awful lot of people who never got close to a nobel prize. name is jones and smith. my review of th

and when you're up there in age, as some of us here, mr. kelly, you don't know what to expect and you don't know who to turn to. so this is very important what mr. renacci is putting forth. it has good bipartisan support and i hope we can move this very, very quickly and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. mr. renacci: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. reed. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. reed: i rise today to join my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, mr. pascrell, mr. kelly mr. renacci and mr. in a common refreezing rain. they have identified something that we have been working on the committee for quite some time and make sure that we have a tax administration and tax code that respects the privacy of individuals and when that privacy is violated, i cannot speak like my colleague from pennsylvania since i'm a simple country lawyer from new york, but what we need to do is stand on the side of

kelly, correct. > mr. meiburg, these have changed through policy and process and not through change.ive >> that's correct. your agency in have -- >> congresswoman, i do, in fact, that.e it is always the case that we always do better and we strive to do that. but we believe we have the tools agency to execute effective conduct and discipline. >> it's important to remember protections are there for a reason. in 2018 the board issued a that stated more than a century ago the government spoiled system in which employees could be reason including

thornberry: i yield one minute to mr. kelly. mr. kelly: i rise in strong support of an amendment to renew the ban on the obama administration from using any department of defense funds to implement the united nations arms treaty a treaty which has never been ratified. t bans the use of funds to the body for effectively implementing the a.t.t. according to the treaty's supporters. the member nation organized a conference, a conference which we did not have a vote and american taxpayers are on the hook to pay 22%. this taxpayer money would go to

. >> thank you for being here much appreciate it now mr. kellyur puc. >> how you diagnose supervisors harlan kelly with the san francisco public works for my presentation want to first give a brief high-level briefly of the proprietors for the next two fiscal years of 2017-2018 so before dive into the numbers just want to talk about the high lovely priorities and the first is cleanpowersf we launched the phase one on may 1st and plan to launch the phase two in november 1st and this program has been very successful we have less than one percent opt out so that program is going very well, however, we need to pay attention because we are continue to launch further phases that is something we're focused on in the next couple of years the next priority in our power side our power enterprise business plan actually completed that is how we plan to grow as a business to actually retain and attract new exercises we're paying attention and the next priority the improvement program we plan to keep that plan on schedule and budget it is a major priority of t

. >> mr. kelly is recognized for five minutes -- ms. kelly is recognized for five minutes. >> misconduct from a few bad apples gives all the other federal employees a bad name. as elected officials, we can relate. our goal is to ensure agencies .ct quickly and fairly this committee has worked with agencies to improve and streamline their internal procedures by preserving employee rights. today we read about the new -- we heard about the new policies. mr. sullivan, you state since the hearing in april 2015, the agencies internal adjudication process has "genetically improved," is that correct? >> yes. >> these changes have occurred through process, not through legislative changes. is that correct? >> yes, congressman. have sufficient tools under current laws to deal with allegations of misconduct, like the ones we have heard about today? >> i do believe -- we can always do better and we try to do that, but we believe we have the tools we need in the agency to execute effective conduct and discipline . >> it is important to remember that

. >> mr. kelly, thank you, zip. let's take you to this developing story and happening today. the red cross is setting volunteers to canada, to help with a all-out fight against that wild fire burning there. that includes, three people right from our area, the volunteers will leave from philadelphia international airport, around 9:30 this morning, the fire in alberta canada destroyed more than 2,000 homes and other build, officials are hoping they can get handle on this as it is shifting winds have pushed back the flames. still expect it to be month before this fire is finally out. pennsylvania state senator charged in a bribery scheme democratic senator larry farinas owe, charged with conspiracy, wire and male freighted, violations cents of the travel act. prosecutors say far neice, bribed committee woman allen chapman for her support in the eighth ward leadership, chapman charged with the same crimes. >> state from time to time senator's lawyer reads in part: larry far nice i expect to be fully exonerated. , nor did he except any gift or kickbacks, these charges have no conn

mr. kelly for five minutes. >> thank you mr.chairman and make you member and thank you members of the panel. first of all it does want to say we have a lot of food pantries. i'm from mississippi and we have a lot of rural areas. our food pantries do such a great job sony kind of reduction in second she will probably kill me but my wife volunteers for meals on wheels to take these mills to the elderly and people who can't travel in those things. she never gets record nice in every 25 years it seems like like she's behind-the-scenes. my wife sheila does a great job. we need more of that because there a lot of people who really want to help people and get this food into the right hands. as a child growing up i mother used to go to the stale bread store in town and would buy donuts and things that we couldn't necessarily a four-door bread for violence in that sort of thing and we would freeze them. as kids kids we didn't know any different. it was still good food. the thing that most people threw away we got to eat so i thank you fo

. >> thank you for being here much appreciate it now mr. kellyur puc. >> how you diagnose supervisors harlan kelly with the san francisco public works for my presentation want to first give a brief high-level briefly of the proprietors for the next two fiscal years of 2017-2018 so before dive into the numbers just want to talk about the high lovely priorities and the first is cleanpowersf we launched the phase one on may 1st and plan to launch the phase two in november 1st and this program has been very successful we have less than one percent opt out so that program is going very well, however, we need to pay attention because we are continue to launch further phases that is something we're focused on in the next couple of years the next priority in our power side our power enterprise business plan actually completed that is how we plan to grow as a business to actually retain and attract new exercises we're paying attention and the next priority the improvement program we plan to keep that plan on schedule and budget it is a major priority of t

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. >> mr. kelly the vine street expressway closed once again, delaying my arrival yet again. >> oh, that excuse? not only just working on the vine, also working out here on the schuylkill expressway westbound near the blue route. sue has the forecast when we come right back. >>> all right, so here we go again. this weather map that we showed you yesterday hasn't changed a lot today. it is a stalled weather pattern. this is a stationary front. and it stalled just to our south, close enough that it has been bringing some rain to delaware this morning. in fact, we've even some lightning and thunder down in central and southern delaware. eventually we will get this cold front. but that's not scheduled to arrive until friday. so, there you see the precipitation from our stalled front, our stationary front, and we zoom in and show you just where it is raining around here. so, dover, delaware, this is an area of rain that seem to be weakening, and so we won't probably see it with us for too much longer. but

. >> mr. kelly, thank you. lets get to breaking news at 4:03 in the some are ton section. frightening home invasion three masked men forced their way in the home in the middle of the night. steve keeley along the scene here on ferry street. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: yes, they are only doors away from the philadelphia school and we are a few doors down. so lets go to the video and you will see where this happened around 1:00 a.m. we're talking a father, mother and an adult sop 37 years old all asleep and three guys, get in through the back door. they tried to get through basement whipped owe, too small to fit through. they try to get open a rear sliding door. they dit quietly. these didn't wake up until three guys, one the at least way gun, woke them up. here's inspector scott small. >> all three had mask covering their faces. all three were wearing gloves. and they began ordering family members to tell them where is the money. where's the money? family was saying they don't have any money in the house, that is when the three purpose traitors started to ransa

gentleman from mississippi, mr. kelly, recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, the ranking member and thank this distinguished panel. i really appreciate you being here today. i'm going to kind of vary a little bit. people don't like change, governments don't like change. talking art the other comments we've heard. this is a system that works but it's different. i say the same thing with overtime rules with small businesses, what governments don't understand they try to fit into their mold, their box. it doesn't work in that box. so they got to adapt to the sharing system and to the small businesses and not try to adapt them to the rules that apply to everyone else. if we do that, if we try to force small businesses or sharing economies to be a part of the regular tax process or agency process, what happens is you fail because we try to insert ourself. we need to change, not ask you to change. what i find interesting is the sharing economy is very tangible. the other thing that i find very interesting is it applies to people either as a second job or a

kelly: thank you, mr. chair. many of us have become so accustomed to using technology in our day-to-day lives that it seems second nature to examine the social media accounts of individuals applying for security clearance. however, it's important to note that when incorporating social media into the background check process, a number of steps must be taken going far beyond reviewing friends, a facebook profile. ms. cobert, o.p.m. does background checks governmentwide. the data collection of these investigations are completed by federal contractors in part because we must comply with the various laws governing what information can be collected, used and stored by a federal government. is that accurate? ms. cobert: congresswoman, we work with federal contractors in the investigative process to enhance our capacity to conduct background investigations. they have to follow the same federal investigative standards that mr. evanina referenced. the individuals from those contractors who work on investigations also have

. >> thank you mr. kelly. >> i have the pleasure of disorderly conduct this and wanted to meet you in person director borden eye overlapped if i can make to comments not about sea level rise but wanted to acknowledge that today is conversations preceding this were illuminating for me and relevant to the work that our two agencies are doing and increasing will do together in many transportation and land use issues i wanted to personally thank director reiskin and tom maguire and others that are showing leadership in a collaborative arena we'll been back in front of you in a short awhile and talking about the planning issues we'll be vance together and the second thing add any voice to the magnitude of conformations for peter albert and i think i can safely speak so far the whole planning department he's been an inspiration. >> no about sea level rise my part i wanted to make 3 key takeaway points and i'm going to turn it over to to diana that will be giving you a fuller presentation on the mayors sea level ris

. >> thank you for being here much appreciate it now mr. kellyur puc. >> how you diagnose supervisors harlan kelly with the san francisco public works for my presentation want to first give a brief high-level briefly of the proprietors for the next two fiscal years of 2017-2018 so before dive into the numbers just want to talk about the high lovely priorities and the first is cleanpowersf we launched the phase one on may 1st and plan to launch the phase two in november 1st and this program has been very successful we have less than one percent opt out so that program is going very well, however, we need to pay attention because we are continue to launch further phases that is something we're focused on in the next couple of years the next priority in our power side our power enterprise business plan actually completed that is how we plan to grow as a business to actually retain and attract new exercises we're paying attention and the next priority the improvement program we plan to keep that plan on schedule and budget it is a major priority of t

. >>> mr. kelly, show us what those officials would be doing. >> scratching my head right now. is that slim shady, it wasn't me. >> i didn't do. it. i was than the there. forty-two freeway coming in toward philadelphia we have lane changes from the weekend construction, sue has your machine forecast, we will grab a cup of coffee and come right back. mystery beauty treatment. what made their skin more radiant? what?! wait! only dove has 1/4 moisturizing cream. smooth dewy skin. dove, your daily beauty treatment for radiant skin. ii can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients.ter. i can't believe... we're on a whale. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. real ingredients. unbelievable taste. enjoy i can't believe it's not butter! >>> well get to this developing story a at 4:39. air in montgomery county just got a little clear. county official announced effective immediately smoking tobacco and e cigarettes is banned in all parks, trails, and historic sites. the ban covers public housing units in the country. montgomery county commissioner says the ban is to encourage he

. >> mr. kelly five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member and i thank you, members of the panel. first of all vlgs i just want to say we have a lot of food pantries i'm from mississippi and we have a lot of rural areas. and our food pantries do such a great job and so any kind of reduction, second i rarely do this and she'll probably kill me but my wife volunteers for meals on wheels all the time to take meals to the elderly or people who can't travel and those things and she's -- you know, she never gets recognized. we've been married for 25 years and it seems like she's always behind the seens. by my wife sheila does a great job and we need more of that because there's a lot of people who really want to help people and get this food in the right hands. as a child growing up, my mother used to go to the steal bread store in town and would buy up the doughnuts and things that we necessarily couldn't afford or bread or other buns and those kind of things. then she would freeze them and we'd eat them all year. as ki

i see mr. kelly here and team. >> good morning. harlan caly general manager of san francisco public utilities commission and we too are in agreement with the budget analyst and just want to thank them for coming and listening to our stories and working out a win win for everybody. want to thank them. >> okay. mr. rose, go to your report, please. we can hear about the stories too if you want >> on page 29 of our report, i will go over each division within the puc, the first is bureau remed reduction to the proposed puc budget 541, 884 in 16-17. 419, 884 are on going savings and 122,000$122,000 are 1 time. hetch hetchy reduction toletal 1, 189, 381 and of that amount 1, 125, 597 are ongoing, 63, 734 are one time. regarding the water enterprise the reduction to the 16-17 budget total 908, 930. 712, 811 are ongoing. regarding the waste water enterprise recommended reductions to the proposed 16-17 budget total 1, 273, 673. of that amount 1, 225, 805 are on going savings and [inaudible] overall for 16-17 the reductions total 3, 913, 818

i see mr. kelly here and team. >> good morning. harlan caly general manager of san francisco public utilities commission and we too are in agreement with the budget analyst and just want to thank them for coming and listening to our stories and working out a win win for everybody. want to thank them. >> okay. mr. rose, go to your report, please. we can hear about the stories too if you want >> on page 29 of our report, i will go over each division within the puc, the first is bureau remed reduction to the proposed puc budget 541, 884 in 16-17. 419, 884 are on going savings and 122,000$122,000 are 1 time. hetch hetchy reduction toletal 1, 189, 381 and of that amount 1, 125, 597 are ongoing, 63, 734 are one time. regarding the water enterprise the reduction to the 16-17 budget total 908, 930. 712, 811 are ongoing. regarding the waste water enterprise recommended reductions to the proposed 16-17 budget total 1, 273, 673. of that amount 1, 225, 805 are on going savings and [inaudible] overall for 16-17 the reductions total 3, 913, 818

my lifetime thank you. >> thank you. >> jackie . >> good afternoon, commissioners general manager mr. kelly my name is jackie i'm the executive director of the institute of san francisco and as a think outside the box service provider to hundreds of names if the southeast i understand the importance of delivering a reliable and save watering service just as important to provide the clean water it is just as important to provide a reliable and safe sewer system it transport our rainwater one of the critical issues we face as californian our drought and by improving our sewer system we're exploring more innovation ways to conserve water but deserve a sustainable facilities many of the community members stated that important and we deserve a facility that use the best technology to minimize the odor it is about due times a thirty years old commitment we have the time to - we need this not only to small businesses but really career pathways and over families deserve it they really do and i encourage you guys today to not delay any further and adopt the newly s example i p program budget thank y

thornberry: i yield one minute to mr. kelly. mr. kelly: i rise in strong support of an amendment to renew the ban on the obama administration from using any department of defense funds to implement the united nations arms treaty a treaty which has never been ratified. t bans the use of funds to the body for effectively implementing the a.t.t. according to the treaty's supporters. the member nation organized a conference, a conference which we did not have a vote and american taxpayers are on the hook to pay 22%. his taxpayer money would go to its core budget. my amendment prevents these hardworking taxpayer dollars going to those who are working to implement the a.t.t. i thank the chairman and the ranking member and i urge my colleagues to stand support and vote in support of this amendment to renew the annual ban of the funding of the armed rade treaty. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. >> my amendment would exempt reimbursement for medical expenses from the department of veterans' affairs calculation of annual income when det

my lifetime thank you. >> thank you. >> jackie . >> good afternoon, commissioners general manager mr. kelly my name is jackie i'm the executive director of the institute of san francisco and as a think outside the box service provider to hundreds of names if the southeast i understand the importance of delivering a reliable and save watering service just as important to provide the clean water it is just as important to provide a reliable and safe sewer system it transport our rainwater one of the critical issues we face as californian our drought and by improving our sewer system we're exploring more innovation ways to conserve water but deserve a sustainable facilities many of the community members stated that important and we deserve a facility that use the best technology to minimize the odor it is about due times a thirty years old commitment we have the time to - we need this not only to small businesses but really career pathways and over families deserve it they really do and i encourage you guys today to not delay any further and adopt the newly s example i p program budget thank y

i see mr. kelly here and team. >> good morning. harlan caly general manager of san francisco public utilities commission and we too are in agreement with the budget analyst and just want to thank them for coming and listening to our stories and working out a win win for everybody. want to thank them. >> okay. mr. rose, go to your report, please. we can hear about the stories too if you want >> on page 29 of our report, i will go over each division within the puc, the first is bureau remed reduction to the proposed puc budget 541, 884 in 16-17. 419, 884 are on going savings and 122,000$122,000 are 1 time. hetch hetchy reduction toletal 1, 189, 381 and of that amount 1, 125, 597 are ongoing, 63, 734 are one time. regarding the water enterprise the reduction to the 16-17 budget total 908, 930. 712, 811 are ongoing. regarding the waste water enterprise recommended reductions to the proposed 16-17 budget total 1, 273, 673. of that amount 1, 225, 805 are on going savings and [inaudible] overall for 16-17 the reductions total 3, 913, 818

together the el cap every year i'm glad to hear it is gotten better that things are better i want to as mr. kellys still here identify enjoyed working with him and i did have a quick question and i don't know if actually don't see mr. truitt in the house thank you. (laughter) i'm glad to know he's with us (laughter) but my question before the family empowerment standard about the will change with the staff report highlighted i'd like to hear more that that if non-nobody can address it now but certainly that's something specific flagged and they had a number of recommendations on the housing standard want to make sure we are paying attention to that >> great thank for the apac for their service and all your time and definitely for incredibly informative information that was provide i think you are ordinary from the board how valuable and i have a lot of thoughts we look at the el cap process and thank you, again, for coming i'm going to move up with the board with general public comment and take that next item j. >> thank you to the members of the public that waited you work tomorrow and school i

. >> thank you mr. kelly. >> i have the pleasure of disorderly conduct this and wanted to meet you in person director borden eye overlapped if i can make to comments not about sea level rise but wanted to acknowledge that today is conversations preceding this were illuminating for me and relevant to the work that our two agencies are doing and increasing will do together in many transportation and land use issues i wanted to personally thank director reiskin and tom maguire and others that are showing leadership in a collaborative arena we'll been back in front of you in a short awhile and talking about the planning issues we'll be vance together and the second thing add any voice to the magnitude of conformations for peter albert and i think i can safely speak so far the whole planning department he's been an inspiration. >> no about sea level rise my part i wanted to make 3 key takeaway points and i'm going to turn it over to to diana that will be giving you a fuller presentation on the mayors sea level ris

i see mr. kelly here and team. >> good morning. harlan caly general manager of san francisco public utilities commission and we too are in agreement with the budget analyst and just want to thank them for coming and listening to our stories and working out a win win for everybody. want to thank them. >> okay. mr. rose, go to your report, please. we can hear about the stories too if you want >> on page 29 of our report, i will go over each division within the puc, the first is bureau remed reduction to the proposed puc budget 541, 884 in 16-17. 419, 884 are on going savings and 122,000$122,000 are 1 time. hetch hetchy reduction toletal 1, 189, 381 and of that amount 1, 125, 597 are ongoing, 63, 734 are one time. regarding the water enterprise the reduction to the 16-17 budget total 908, 930. 712, 811 are ongoing. regarding the waste water enterprise recommended reductions to the proposed 16-17 budget total 1, 273, 673. of that amount 1, 225, 805 are on going savings and [inaudible] overall for 16-17 the reductions total 3, 913, 818

. >> thank you mr. kellye the pleasure of disorderly conduct this and wanted to meet you in person director borden eye overlapped if i can make to comments not about sea level rise but wanted to acknowledge that today is conversations preceding this were illuminating for me and relevant to the work that our two agencies are doing and increasing will do together in many transportation and land use issues i wanted to personally thank director reiskin and tom maguire and others that are showing leadership in a collaborative arena we'll been back in front of you in a short awhile and talking about the planning issues we'll be vance together and the second thing add any voice to the magnitude of conformations for peter albert and i think i can safely speak so far the whole planning department he's been an inspiration. >> no about sea level rise my part i wanted to make 3 key takeaway points and i'm going to turn it over to to diana that will be giving you a fuller presentation on the mayors sea level rise correspo

kelly: so you don't know? mr. rhoades: i don't have the information, ma'am. ms. kelly: the preliminary results conducted by the department of homeland security's inspector general leaked to the press. the inspector general made findings that according to the secretary of homeland security, jeh johnson, and i quote, we're completely unsatisfactory. in response to the results, secretary johnson ordered t.s.a. to implement the 10-point plan. mr. brainard, are you aware of these findings? mr. brainard: i am, ma'am. ms. kelly: as part of the ongoing efforts to complete the 10-point plan and resolve security vulnerabilities, administrator neffenger worked to address what he identified as a, quote, disproportionate focus on efficiency and speed in screening operations rather than security effectiveness. to that end, administrator neffenger testified before this committee that he has provided new training to, quote, every transportation security officer and supervisor to address the specific vulnerabilities identified by the o.i.g. test. mr. brainard, has your staff recei

kelly, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. many of us have become so accustomed to using technology in our day-to-day lives that it seems second nature to examine the social media accounts of individuals applying for a security clearance. however, it's important to note that when incorporating social media into the federal background check process, a number of steps must be taken that go far beyond those we view as a friend's facebook profile. dr. cobert, opm conducts approximately 95% of background checks governmentwide. that's in our notes. the initial data collection portion of these investigations is completed by federal contractors in part because you must comply with the various laws governing what information can be collected, used and stored by federal government. is that accurate? >> congresswoman, we work with federal contractors in the investigative process to enhance

mr. chairman. i will yield back. >> recognize ms. schakowsky for five minutes. >> first of all want to thank the moms that were here. i want to thank kellynd karen. mr. o'neil, you showed that 80 of doctor mctigue answering my question at the roundtable, and i want to focus on ctv because i think very little focus has been on these subconcussive brain injuries. and as she said, it's about limiting a head injury that occurs on every single point of the game at every single level of the game. and ifalpa that question to jeff the of the nfl, the chief person for health and safety. and said what do you think? is cte link to football? and he said yes, certainly. and little did i know that this was a kind of explosion that happened outside, outside that room. and even have started some conversation about what is the future for football? is there a future for the kind of football that we play? so there's been a lot of talk about concussion, but i wanted to ask now more about, about cte. so dr. talavage can what does your research indicates about the effect that routine hits sustained by high school football players and younger have on brain fun

. >> thank you mr. kelly>> i have the pleasure of disorderly conduct this and wanted to meet you in person director borden eye overlapped if i can make to comments not about sea level rise but wanted to acknowledge that today is conversations preceding this were illuminating for me and relevant to the work that our two agencies are doing and increasing will do together in many transportation and land use issues i wanted to personally thank director reiskin and tom maguire and others that are showing leadership in a collaborative arena we'll been back in front of you in a short awhile and talking about the planning issues we'll be vance together and the second thing add any voice to the magnitude of conformations for peter albert and i think i can safely speak so far the whole planning department he's been an inspiration. >> no about sea level rise my part i wanted to make 3 key takeaway points and i'm going to turn it over to to diana that will be giving you a fuller presentation on the mayors sea level rise

. >> mr. kelly, five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and members of the pable. we have a lot of food pantries. i'm from mississippi and we have rural areas and they do a great job and so any reduction. i rarely do this and she will probably kill me, but my wife volunteers for meals on wheels for the elderly and people who can't travel. she never gets recognized. my wife does a great job and we need more of that. there is a lot people who want to help get the food in the right hands. as a child growing up, my mother went to the steal bread store in town and buy up the donuts and things that we wouldn't afford or bread and buns and freeze them and we would eat them all year. we didn't know any different. it was still good food. the things that most people threw away, we got to eat. to what extent is the industry informed in labeling? >> we are very engaged. this is a bort level initiative and they are working on this to make sure that we get this right the first time and make sure the information is accurate and the right kind of information. this is a really impo